Popular Science
Issue: Jan, 1938
Posted in: Advertisements
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Posted: 12/24/2007
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Chesterfields for Christmas (Jan, 1938)

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6 comments
  1. Max says: December 24, 20071:13 pm

    Interesting recursive image. The woman in the ad is also pictured on the carton of cigarettes she’s holding, in the same position with a carton of cigarettes behind her back, and that carton has the same image, and so on and so on.

  2. Blurgle says: December 24, 20071:18 pm

    Where does that woman keep her pelvis?

  3. elmer says: December 24, 20074:23 pm

    OMG! she can turn her head 180 degrees!!! is she Linda Blair’s mother?…

  4. Firebrand38 says: December 24, 200710:21 pm

    Blurgle
    Let me use this occasion to wish you a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.

  5. Stannous says: December 25, 20071:03 pm

    Merry Xmas to all and to all a carton of coffin nails!

  6. Firebrand38 says: December 25, 20072:49 pm

    Ahh, the Good Old Days when smoking was good for you…..

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